Throughout your umpiring journey – grassroots to elite – there will be people along the way to help you develop, improve and provide feedback and mentoring.
Umpire Coaches and Assessors are a vital tool for umpires at all levels and are available to assist at Centre, Zone, National and International levels.
For more information on how to become an Umpire Coach-Assessor and the dates of up and coming workshops in the first instance you can contact your local Netball Centre, please find the contacts for each Centre here
Alternatively, you can contact:
Arama Jackson (Umpire Lead)
For the rules of Netball and an online version of the rule book please click here
For the umpiring online resource library click here or the World Netball resources click here
The online Learning & Development portal has been created to provide an environment for members of the Netball community to connect, access resources and complete qualifications for NNZ designed frameworks. For the online learning and development platform please click here
Umpiring is very rewarding and is a great way to contribute to your community, give back to the game, and to meet and connect with others involved in the sport we love. Community umpires are essential to the enjoyment and delivery of netball at your local centre.
Your first step on your umpiring journey is to complete the Netball New Zealand Learning to Umpire Module. You can find the module here Sports Tutor - Logon Page. Here are the instructions for signing up to Sports Tutor and to find the module.
Once you have completed your module you can work towards your Introductory or Centre Award. You will do this with help of umpire coaches at your local centre. Please find the contacts for each Centre here
Alternatively, you can contact:
Arama Jackson (Umpire Lead)
All the best on your umpiring journey.
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As sports face the significant impacts of Covid-19, getting professional leagues and community sport back up and running poses many challenges. But Netball NZ chief executive, Jennie Wyllie, believes her sport is primed for a return - and ready to share its wisdom with other codes.
During the current COVID-19 crisis, Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty is still in operation and all staff are still working hard to support our netball community.
On Sunday 29 March, the Netball Waikato Bay of Plenty Zone held its 7th Annual General Meeting, in a very historic environment.
The Netball Mainland Zone has confirmed today that the organisation has recommended to its members at its 2020 Annual General Meeting on Saturday the 4th of April that it be placed in voluntary liquidation.